Woop Rose the lucky socks strike again!! I am beyond thrilled for you in a cautiously optimistic way, and can’t wait for you to get it confirmed on a FRER 
stealth hope you’re having a marvellous time on the slopes, we are all hoping you get a lovely surprise when you test again
Feefee nice one! Honestly, I got so so thirsty right away- although I was on the sledgehammer dose of Gonal-F, I think the stims deffo make you v thirsty, and the more you can drink to stave off OHSS the better. Follies love water and protein - my Dr’s orders!
BTW on the air bubble front, I didn’t have Menopur but we did have to mix up the Cetrotide and we had some comedy air bubble moments: e.g. DH fiddling with the tiniest air bubble flicking the syringe in a trainspotting-esque manner, whilst I’m telling him to stop faffing cos it’s FINE and it’s subcutaneous and won’t give me an embolism FFS. And the first time when we confidently tried to get rid of our first air bubble, but unfortunately before we’d swapped over the mixing needle for the injecting needle, so the tiny drop we were expecting was more like a cascading fountain of liquid out of the bigger needle. Whoops. Have everything crossed for you - when is your first tracking scan? We are all here for you with the pompoms - excited for you!
Village yes, OK, so thin lining is a bit of a specialist subject Baby aspirin can be used because as a blood thinner it is thought to possibly improve blood flow to the uterus. It’s for the same reason that aspirin is used in women who’ve had miscarriages, as sometimes sticky blood can be one reason for m/c. However, I personally wouldn’t self medicate with it, without checking with a Dr, as it’s a drug and taking a blood thinner could have all sorts of other implications or interactions.
There are lots of things you can do for thin lining, what’s making you think it might be an issue? For me my lining issues were pretty clear because I was ovulating but didn’t have a proper period (as there wasn’t any real lining to shed), and scans all showed I had appallingly thin lining. I tried all sorts of things, but to no avail, because my scans showed that my issue wasn’t poor uterine blood flow (the doppler ultrasound showed it was terrific) - my issue was unresponsive oestrogen receptors, hence why I have had to take oestrogen tablets to get my lining to thicken up. Things I tried (which may help with blood flow) include Vitamin E, L’arginine, red raspberry leaf tea, pomegranate juice, acupuncture, heat packs and (do as I say not do as I do) baby aspirin and vaginal viagra. All of that and a scan on day 13 showed an 18mm follicle….and a 4.6mm non triple line endometrium. But mine couldn’t thicken up without a shedload of HRT tablets - most people don’t have this problem. Most people don’t have any issues with thin lining except that it’s more common if you’re thin, have been on the pill for a long time and crucially, have been on Clomid - as it can thin the lining. But the only way to know for sure is to measure it on a scan
If you have normal AF then I personally wouldn’t think you need to worry. Also if you’re using the CBFM, I never ever got a high reading, always jumped straight from low to peak - because my oestrogen levels are so poor. If you’re getting high readings before a peak, and actually have a proper bleed, I think you’re golden, and no need to mess around with anything
Dunlin hurrah for Clomid
Elle so pleased the tubes are all looking great - onwards!
Isit hope all is well lovely
Pebbles keeping everything crossed for you for your op - we’re here with the pompoms
Chandelier hope prawn isn’t causing you too much gip
Nurse hope you’re having a fab hol
Cwtchy hope you’re feeling better, I’m sure with your bonkathon that you’ll have swimmers reporting for duty so really wouldn’t worry about your timing 
oranges echoing all the ladies about scans and monitoring - the higher the dose the more Clomid thins the lining, so it infuriates me that the NHS will hand it out with no proper monitoring. Keep pushing - we are all cheering you on
Trying big hugs for the spots - would spirolactone be something you could ask about? Also everything oranges said about gentle skincare.
Ain deffo no such thing as TMI, and think you are a warrior woman 
peardrop thank you so much, hope you’re well lovely
And gosh if there’s anyone I’ve forgotten, big massive sloppy hugs to you all
Not much to report here, I don’t feel particularly pregnant!! My third blood test showed hCG levels rising nicely,so now it’s just a question of twiddling my thumbs until my viability scan a week on Tuesday (23rd Feb), when all being well I’ll be 7+1, eek!! I’m massively struggling without all my pain meds, as I’ve been on a whacking great dose of morphine for over 14 years, so OTC co codamol isn’t doing a huge amount for my pain control. Saw the maternal medicine specialist who confirmed I deffo couldn’t have anything stronger in the first trimester, and put us on red alert for my epilepsy, as the danger zone is the first trimester - the chances of me having a seizure go up by as much as a third, but the Drs don’t want to increase my dose unless / until there is an indication that I need it (i.e. if I have a seizure).
Good news is that he will hopefully now be able to treat me on the NHS - as once the GP refers me to the hospital where he is part of the antenatal team, I will be in the system, and will be referred to his obstetric neurology specialist clinic.
I was really reluctant to see the GP and get a referral for antenatal, as it feels incredibly presumptuous to think I will get to 12 weeks at all. But DH says it’s crucial the GP knows about my medications and it’s logged, as I'm high-risk, and that we have to assume I’m pregnant unless we have good reason to think otherwise. So will find out what happens when I see the GP on Thu I guess!
Hope you ladies have lovely weekends
Xx